What is MPS Therapy?
Gentle. Precise. Intentional.
Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS) is a gentle, targeted, non-invasive approach that uses a very low-level DC electrical current applied to specific points on the body.
I use Dolphin Neurostim® devices to work directly with the nervous system—helping calm the body’s natural fight-or-flight response so muscles, tissues, and fascia can begin to release more easily.
When the body has been under prolonged stress—whether from injury, overuse, or just the pace of life—it can stay in a protective state.
This often shows up as ongoing tension, sensitivity, or discomfort that doesn’t fully go away.
MPS works by supporting the body out of that protective state, allowing the nervous system to settle and respond differently.
As this happens, many people notice less tension, improved movement, and a sense that their body isn’t holding on in the same way.
Scars Are More Than Skin Deep
Scar tissue doesn’t just live on the surface—the body often continues to relate to that area differently, even long after it has healed.
Over time, these areas can feel tight, sensitive, or less connected, sometimes influencing how tension is held in the body in ways that aren’t always obvious.
The nervous system may continue to register the area as something to protect—leading to subtle guarding, ongoing tension, or a sense that the body hasn’t fully let go.
This can show up anywhere in the body, including the abdomen or face, where it may feel like limited movement, persistent tension, or something that hasn’t fully resolved.
MPS Scar Release uses a targeted, non-invasive approach to work with both the tissue and the nervous system—helping these areas feel less guarded and more able to respond and soften over time.
Because these patterns develop gradually, this work is typically done over a series of sessions, allowing the body to shift at its own pace.
C-Section & Abdominal Scars
C-section scars are one of the most common areas I work with—and one of the most overlooked.
Even when the surface appears healed, the body may continue to relate to that area differently. It can feel tight, sensitive, or less connected over time.
Many women notice this goes beyond the scar itself. The body may hold tension through the abdomen, move differently, or carry a subtle sense of guarding that can show up in the hips, low back, or even into the neck and shoulders.
There’s often a feeling that the area doesn’t feel quite right—or doesn’t fully feel like theirs.
This isn’t something you did wrong—it’s simply how the body adapts and protects after surgery.
MPS Scar Release gently works with both the tissue and the nervous system—helping the area feel less guarded, more connected, and more at ease over time.